CN1439057A - Continuous process for manufacture of disposable electro-chemical sensor - Google Patents

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CN1439057A
CN1439057A CN01807465A CN01807465A CN1439057A CN 1439057 A CN1439057 A CN 1439057A CN 01807465 A CN01807465 A CN 01807465A CN 01807465 A CN01807465 A CN 01807465A CN 1439057 A CN1439057 A CN 1439057A
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Abstract

Sensors formed from a substrate, an electrode layer and at least a first reagent layer are manufactured by transporting a continuous web of the substrate past at least two print stations, and printing the electrode layer and the first reagent layer on the substrate. One of the print stations prints the electrode layer on the continuous web of substrate, and the other of the print stations prints the first reagent layer on the continuous web of substrate as it is transported past the print stations. Additional print stations may be included for the printing of insulation layers, glue prints and the like. The order of printing will depend on the structure desired for the sensor, although the electrode layer(s) will frequently be deposited before the reagent layer(s).

Description

For making the successive processes of configurable electrochemical sensor
Technical field
The application relates to electrochemical sensor, is used for detecting and/or the quantitative target analytes of sample.
Background technology
The disposable electrochemical sensor of the target analytes that is used for monitoring blood or urinates is widely known by the people.Particularly, utilize disposable electrochemical sensor and miniature portable meter the electrochemical measurement of the glucose in a small amount of blood sample to be become many diabetic subjects' pillar.These domestic system allow daily measurement and the ability of the self-management his or her state that has increased are provided to the diabetic subject.
The disposable electrochemical sensor that is used in these devices forms the figuratum layer of a series of formation of supporting usually in substrate.The batch process of these equipment realizes by filter screen printing and other deposition process that always a plurality of layers of forming this device deposit successively in batch processing.
Make disposable electrochemical sensor by these technology and have several shortcomings.At first, efficient is not high basically for the operation in the batch mode.A plurality of steps in this process need be used a plurality of tracks, are the track of each layer correspondence in this device.This not only increases to the fund cost of manufacturing installation, and it also is introduced as the multiple chance that process changes, such as variable delay and the storage condition between print steps, and the variation in process self, drift about such as the location between the different treatment station.This process variation may cause the pick up calibration of some batch bad, makes may produce false readings when using this electrode.
The second possible shortcoming is from filter screen printing inherent feature, that is the thickness of settled layer.Can use standard filter screen printing treatment to deposit the layer of 1 to 100 micron thickness.Can use heat reactive resin to obtain thickness less than 1 micron thinner layer.For printed electrode, the ability that the filter screen printing produces the layer with these sizes is favourable, because thicker printing has bigger electric conductivity.Yet for reagent layer, the enzyme layer that in many disposable electrochemical reactions, uses for example, thick layer is deleterious for the reliable operation of this device.Specifically, because the semaphore that is produced by this class device depends on these reagent and target analytes reacting to each other in one of electrode surface very narrow zone, surpass this regional reagent layer owing to the analyte that consumes inwardly migration before analyte can arrive this measurement zone has weakened the signal of measuring so use.
In view of the foregoing, need a kind of new method to make disposable electrochemical sensor.An object of the present invention is in order to address that need.
Another object of the present invention provides a kind of method of making disposable electrochemical sensor, and it is operated as successive processes and it provides the deposition of thin reagent layer.
Another purpose of the present invention provides a kind of tape drum, and it comprises the rolling transmitter that uses method of the present invention to make in conjunction with a rolling transmitter.
Another purpose of the present invention provides a kind of transmitter, and it has integrated sealing ply, changes sealing ply and combines the sample reception chamber that produces a sealing with substrate.Thereby protect reagent before use, this transmitter is to use method of the present invention to make.
Summary of the invention
Satisfy these and other purposes of the present invention by the method that is used to make electrochemical sensor according to the present invention.This transmitter comprises a substrate, an electrode layer and at least one reagent layer.The step of this method comprises that a continuous web lining that transmits substrate passes through at least two printing stations and the printed electrode layer and first reagent layer in this substrate.Printed electrode layer on the continuous web lining of a printing station in substrate when printing station is passed through in substrate, other printing station is printed first reagent layer on the continuous web lining of substrate.Can comprise that other printing station is used to print insulation layer, offset printing etc.The order dependent of printing is in the structure of wishing for transmitter, but electrode layer deposits before the reagent layer of being everlasting.
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Figure 1A and 1B represent two kinds of selectable useful sedimentation models in the method for the invention;
Fig. 2 A and 2B represent an electrochemical sensor example, and it can use method manufacturing of the present invention;
Fig. 3 represents to be used to realize the schematic diagram of the equipment of method of the present invention;
Fig. 4 represents the aftertreatment to the paper web that is printed with transmitter, to produce the transmitter volume;
Fig. 5 A and 5B represent to be used for the tape drum of the transmitter volume of Fig. 4, and Fig. 5 C represents and the tape drum bonded meter shown in Fig. 5 A;
Fig. 6 represents to use another embodiment of the transmitter that method of the present invention makes;
Fig. 7 A and 7B represent to use the another embodiment of the transmitter that method of the present invention makes; And
Fig. 8 A, B and C represent to apply sealing ply to the band according to a test strip of the present invention.
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The invention provides a kind of method of making electrochemical sensor, it uses the continuous web lining of a substrate, and this paper web is transmitted through a plurality of printing stations, is used to deposit each layer of making this transmitter.This method can be used to make the electrochemical sensor of the analyte that relates to any available electrochemical method detection.
Exemplary analyte with special commercial significance comprises: glucose, fructosamine, HbAIC, lactic acid salt, cholesterol, alcohol and ketone, can use the transmitter of present method manufacturing can be used for these materials.
The concrete structure of electrochemical sensor will depend on the character of analyte.Yet in general, each device is included in a sedimentary electrode layer and at least one reagent layer in the substrate.Used term " layer " refers to all surfaces that is applied to substrate or the coating on the part surface in this specification sheets and claim thereof.When a layer is applied directly in the substrate, or be applied to when before being applied to this suprabasil one or more layers surface and going up, this layer can be considered on the surface of " being applied to " or " being printed on " substrate.Like this, deposition is two-layer in substrate can produce trilaminar interlayer (substrate, the first layer, the second layer), shown in Figure 1A, or the deposition on two parallel traces, shown in Figure 1B, and partly overlapping between the intermediary configuration.
In the method for the invention, in a soft paper web substrate, print electrochemical sensor with linear array or as a plurality of parallel linear arraies.As discussed below, this paper web can be brought processing by being cut to bar after shaping.Used term " band " refers to the part of the paper web of printing in this specification sheets and claim thereof, it forms by cutting breadth material on one or two direction in vertical and horizontal, and it has a plurality of electrochemical sensors that are printed on above it.
Fig. 2 A and 2B represent to be used to according to the present invention to detect the structure of the electrochemical sensor of glucose.In substrate 10, place a conductive substrate 16, working electrode path 15, a reference electrode path 14 and a conductive contact 11,12 and 13.Form an isolation masks 18 then, stay conductive substrate 16 and contact 11,12 and 13 and expose.The reagent layer 17 that applies the work coating then on isolation masks 18 makes with conductive substrate 16 and contacts, and this reagent layer for example is the mixture of glucose oxidase and redox catalyst.If desired, can on work coating 18, can apply other reagent layer.For example, can on independent layer, apply enzyme and redox catalyst.
Should be appreciated that the concrete structure of representing only is exemplary in Fig. 2 A and 2B, and method of the present invention can be used for making the electrochemical sensor that is used for various analytes and use various electrodes/reagent configuration.Can use the exemplary transmitter of method manufacturing of the present invention to be included in those disclosed among European patent No.0127958 and U.S. Patent No. 5141868, No.5286362, No.5288636 and the No.5437999, these patents are hereby expressly incorporated by reference.
Fig. 3 represents to be used to realize the schematic diagram of an equipment of the present invention.Feed the continuous web lining that substrate 31 is set on the roller 32 at one, this continuous web lining is transmitted on a plurality of printing stations 33,34 and 35, each printing station is printed different layers in substrate.The number of printing station can be any number, and it depends on for just in the needed number of plies of manufactured specific device.Between printing station in succession, paper web is preferably transmitted by moisture eliminator 36,37 and 38 (for example forced hot air or infrared dryer), dry each layer before the deposition of one deck under advancing to.After last moisture eliminator 38, the paper web of printing is collected on the reception roller or is introduced directly in the finishing apparatus 39,
Though the general printing of using a plurality of printing stations to be used for differing materials of the most effective embodiment of the present invention, as shown in Figure 3, still should be appreciated that many advantages of the present invention can use such processing to obtain, promptly repeatedly use single printing station, use different printed reagent at every turn.Particularly, when repeatedly using same printing station, can obtain increasing the benefit of throughput capacity and the printing location of improvement.Like this, used term " at least two printing stations " refers to such two kinds of embodiment in the application's specification sheets and claim thereof, a kind of embodiment that is to use two or more different printing stations, and another kind is repeatedly to use the material that a common printing station prints in substrate to be needed.
Point out as top when control prints the thickness that most important parameter is a settled layer of the sensor layer of various bionts, particularly with respect to reagent layer.The thickness of printed layers is influenced by various factors, comprises the angle that substrate and filter screen separate.In conventional card printing was handled, substrate was stuck in a platform and presents as single, and this angle changes with the motion of squeegee on filter screen, causes variation in thickness, and therefore the transmitter response changes on card.For making this variation source for minimum, the printing station of Shi Yonging preferably uses printing of cylinder filter screen or wheel to change the printing of notch board picture in the method for the invention.
In cylinder filter screen printing, uses a cylindrical roll and be synchronized with the movement with squeegee, below the filter screen of the image of carrying hope, provide a softish substrate.Unlike the routine printing, filter screen moves away from the immobilized substrate.Yun Dong substrate is dragged away from from filter screen in this course.This allows to keep a constant and separates angle, thereby obtains a uniform deposit thickness.And, can make constant angles by selecting suitable point of contact, thereby the constant print thickness is optimized.By suitable optimization, can design this process and make ink, and more effectively be sent in the substrate from the filter screen sucking-off.This sharper " peeling off " causes the print definition improved more, allows trickleer printing details.Therefore, can print littler electrode and obtain overall littler transmitter.
Finishing apparatus 39 can be carried out the processing of any kind of or the combination of processing on the paper web of printing.For example, finishing apparatus can apply a tectum by lamination one second continuous web lining in the substrate of printing on electrochemical appliance.Finishing apparatus can also cut into littler fragment with the paper web of printing.For producing the single electrochemical appliance of general known hand-held glucose measurement meter type, this cutting process generally comprises on both direction, this paper web of cutting on the vertical and horizontal.Continuous web lining The Application of Technology provides the chance of making the electrochemical sensor that has different configurations, the advantage that these configurations provide packing and used.
As shown in Figure 4, the paper web of printing can be cut into the band of a plurality of lengthwises, and each band is that a transmitter is wide.These bands can cut into successively has the shorter band that makes things convenient for length, and for example 10,25,50 or even 100 transmitters.These bands can be rolled into and be packaged in the tape drum, and this tape drum inserts in the meter (Fig. 5 A).Optionally scheme is in addition, can preparation example as a billet band of 5, so that for a proper testing day providing enough transmitters.For this length, can not need tape drum, though the words of wishing also can provide.No matter which kind of situation is once used a transmitter, and is moved to suitable position in use.Preferred this moves through the mechanism that resides in the meter and realizes that this mechanism prevents that also the exhausted bar is pulled back in the meter.
The band that use has the rolling of a plurality of transmitters has sizable advantage than the known system that uses single electrochemical sensor.Because the electrochemical appliance of rolling is packaged in the tape drum, so they are not easy to be damaged.Therefore in addition, because the volume of device is a successive bar and do not plan to take out before use, unlikely use this transmitter from tape drum with the calibration code of mistake.For the transmitter that is comprised in tape drum provides calibration value, then the risk of improper correction value can further be reduced if tape drum and meter interact.For this class of single-sensor device interact in international monopoly please No.WO97/29847 and U.S. Patent application No.08/600449 in be illustrated, they are incorporated into this with for referencial use.
The another one advantage of successive electrochemical sensor volume is the ability that makes each single electrochemical sensor littler.Most of size of known single-sensor is can be decided for the needs that insert the meter operation sensor by the user.These restrictions to device size have been eliminated in the use of successive transmitter volume, because the user will operate the tape drum or the band of electrochemical sensor, they are significantly easier than single of operation.Like this, the present invention allows to make littler, therefore more economical device.
If wish to separate exhausted device from rolling up, can be in conjunction with a cutting unit in meter or tape drum.The cutting unit of this type is disclosed in the U.S. Patent No. 5525297 open, and this patent is incorporated into this with for referencial use, though can use other structure.
The modification of the meter shown in Fig. 5 B presentation graphs 5A.In this occasion, tape drum comprises a receiving mechanism, makes transmitter twist in when using and is sent to reception roller 52 from feeding roller 51.That this makes that whole cassette system becomes is complete, and has eliminated the needs of often disposing the single-sensor that is dyed by blood stains.
Method of the present invention can also be used to produce the transmitter volume of the parallel array with sensors of various types.Like this, as shown in Figure 6, can prepare a sensor strip, wherein the transmitter 61 of the first kind and second type sensor 62 are arranged side by side.By independent contact and analysis circuit is provided for each transmitter, can determine two values simultaneously with same meter with same sample.Suitable analyte is to comprising glucose and glucose oxyphorase; And LDL and HDL.Also can use two different transmitters of a plurality of grades measuring same analyte so that the dynamicrange of internal examination or increase bar to be provided.
Method of the present invention also is convenient to make has the transmitter that can not make things convenient for the structure of producing with conventional batch processing.For example, shown in Fig. 7 A and 7B, can make a device by the parallel conductive trajectory 71 and 72 of deposition in substrate 70, reagent layer 73 and insulation layer 74.Folding to produce the transmitter that separates two coplanar electrodes by reagent layer substrate then along the fold line of between two conductive trajectories, arranging.The electrode geometry of this type is favourable, because because solution resistance, volts lost is very low, and this is the thin result of solution layer of spaced electrode.On the contrary, in having the conventional equipment of coplanar electrodes, the use of thin solution layer causes the uneven distribution of current that descends and follow along the sizable voltage of the length of primitive.In addition, the device of Fig. 7 A and 7B can cut to produce the very little sample analysis chamber of volume by transversal sedimentary reagent, and the performance of device is further improved in this chamber.
Can find out obviously that from the discussion of front method of the present invention provides the very method in common of making electrochemical sensor.Discussion to the material that is fit to that can be used for method of the present invention is intended to further specify this versatility below, and is not to limit the scope of the invention, and this scope is defined by the claims.
The substrate of Shi Yonging can be to have material stable on the virtually any size of enough flexibilities in the method for the invention, passes through to transmit at the equipment of the overall type of representing of Fig. 3 to allow it.In general, substrate is an electrical insulation, though if deposit an insulation layer between substrate and electrode layer, this point is optional.Substrate also should chemically with print the material compatibility that any given transmitter uses, this means that substrate should obviously not reacted with these materials or by they deteriorations, though need to form moderately stable printed images really.The object lesson of suitable material comprises polycarbonate and polyester.
Can form electrode with any electro-conductive material, they can be with the pattern deposition of continuous printing process.The electrode that this comprises carbon dioxide process carbon electrode and the mixture of carbon, gold and silver and the silver handled with platinum and silver chloride forms.
Suitably depositing insulating layer is to determine the sample analysis volume and to avoid short circuit sensor.The insulating material that can be printed is fit to, and for example comprises with the polyester being the ink of base.
The selection of the composition of reagent layer depends on target analysis.For detecting glucose, reagent layer comprises the enzyme and the catalyst compound from the enzyme transmission electronic to electrode of energy oxidizing glucose suitably, produces measurable electric current when glucose exists.Representational catalyst compound comprises the hexacyanoferrate, Metallocenic compound, such as the osmium compound of ferrocene, quinone, fen crop salt, oxidation-reduction indicator DCPIP and replacement imidazoles.The reagent that is fit to the other types transmitter is obvious to those skilled in the art.
To any in a test set restriction of device of a plurality of test elements of storage be that these elements must be stable in the life-span of the expectation of the test element in this test set.In general, to the electrochemical sensor bar, this means provides moistureproof and air-locked environment for untapped sensor strip.This can realize by the design of tape drum and relevant meter, or it can be by increasing sealing ply to test strip, makes single test strip individually seal and protection against the tide realizes.
Fig. 8 A-C relates to the band of the test strip with a sealing ply.Fig. 8 A represents to comprise the following slice layer 80 of test strip and the composite structure of last sealing ply 81.Last sealing ply 81 is expressed part by strip off, to expose first test element.The upper strata comprises hole 82, realizes and the electrically contacting of following test strip by this hole.Sealing ply 81 uses heat fusing or pressure adhesive to be connected on the band 80 usually.The meter of the test strip band of the sealing shown in the employed Fig. 8 of the having A comprises the mechanism such as blade, in order to strip off sealing ply 81 to expose the target area of the bar that will use.After use, can cut the sealing ply that makes exhausted test strip and strip off from the untapped part of band, for example use the cutting blade that is integrated in the tape drum.The sealing ply of exhausted bar and strip off also can be rolled onto on the interior reception roller of tape drum, shown in Fig. 8 B, avoids user direct contact exhausted bar like this.
The modification of the structure shown in Fig. 8 C presentation graphs 8C.In this occasion, sealing ply is as a wall of test strip sample cavity.This geometrical shape has certain advantage, that is reduces the transpiration cooling (low scale that this can lead to errors) of sample.For preparation test strip on the band of this type forms an otch for use in the end in the chamber that is formed by sealing ply 81 and test strip band 80.In Fig. 8 C, express cutting line style 88 and 89 separately, be respectively applied for and separate the exhausted device and be used to open a new device.These otch can be made at different time or with same type.

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1. method of making electrochemical sensor, described electrochemical sensor comprises a substrate, an electrode layer and at least one first reagent layer, the step that described method comprises: the continuous web lining that transmits substrate is by at least two printing stations, with the layer and first reagent layer of in substrate, printing electrode, one of them described printing station printed electrode layer on the continuous web lining of substrate when the continuous web lining of substrate is transmitted through printing station, and other described printing station is printed first reagent layer on the continuous web lining of substrate.
2. method according to claim 1 is characterized in that, printing station is that wheel changes notch board picture printing station.
3. method according to claim 1 is characterized in that, printing station is a cylinder filter screen printing station.
4. according to each described method in the claim 1 to 3, it is characterized in that electrochemical sensor detects glucose.
5. method according to claim 4 is characterized in that first reagent layer comprises glucose oxidase.
6. according to each described method in the aforementioned claim, it is characterized in that disposable electrochemical sensor also comprises one second reagent layer, it is deposited in the substrate of continuous web lining by the 3rd printing station.
7. method according to claim 6 is characterized in that, second reagent layer comprises a kind of electric transmission catalyzer.
8. method according to claim 7 is characterized in that, described electric transmission catalyzer is an iron cyanogen compound.
9. according to each described method in the aforementioned claim, it is characterized in that the layer that prints electrode is independent and different printing stations with the printing station of first reagent layer.
10. method according to claim 9 is characterized in that, the continuous web lining of substrate transmits with successive processes between printing station.
11., it is characterized in that the continuous web lining of substrate transmits by the moisture eliminator between the printing station of the print electrode layer and first reagent layer according to claim 9 or 10 described methods.
12. method according to claim 11 is characterized in that, moisture eliminator is an infrared dryer.
13. according to each described method in the aforementioned claim, it also comprises a sealing post-processing step, described step is after-applied on paper web at the printing electrochemical sensor, wherein applies a sealing ply on electrochemical sensor.
14. method according to claim 13 is characterized in that, described sealing ply and the paper web that is printed with electrochemical sensor thereon are in conjunction with forming the sample reception chamber, and it can be opened by the end of cutting a transmitter.
15. according to each described method in the aforementioned claim, it also comprises a cutting post-processing step, described step is after-applied on paper web at the printing electrochemical sensor, and wherein said paper web is cut into band, and each band comprises a plurality of transmitters.
16. method according to claim 15 is characterized in that, each band comprises 5 to 100 transmitters.
17. a tape drum, it comprises a box and is arranged on the interior band of this box that it is provided with a plurality of disposable electrochemical sensors.
18. tape drum according to claim 17 is characterized in that, described electrochemical sensor is used to detect glucose.
19. tape drum according to claim 17 is characterized in that, described transmitter is made according to any one described method among the claim 1-16.
20. electrochemical sensor that is used to detect such as the analyte of glucose, it is characterized in that, transmitter is printed in the substrate, and cover by sealing ply, described substrate and sealing ply combination are to form the sample reception chamber of a sealing, wherein, the sample reception chamber of in use cutting sealing is used to introduce the analyte to sample to produce a perforate to sample reception.
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